Old School Mud & Snow Tires And Vintage-look Radials

Unfortunately these were stolen out of the shop they were stored in only several months after we picked them up. So if anyone stumbles across a set of Terras on widened KH wheels let us know.. One of the centers was crudely replaced with what appeared to be a Ford center.

 

villians. this is awful.

 

Deli SK-899

 

12 ply

 

Probably 12 ply RATING, 2 or 4 ply ACTUAL nylon.
The 12 ply RATING mea
ns it has the same strength as 12 plies of COTTON.
Cotton hasn't been used since 1928...

 

I just got a trailer with one of these for the spare. Wish there was 4. Remington l78-15

 

This is an old post , so 'scuze me if someone already offered this solution:

https://www.amazon.com/PORT-WALL-Wh...t=&hvlocphy=9033587&hvtargid=pla-781696014886

 

I have a set of those that came in the trunk of an old Jaguar MK2 that I parted out.
I’d still love real whitewall GY Suburbanite snow tires like my Tux came with new!
-Donny

 

x2, and in the H78 15 size!

 

firestone atx

 

Huh, I have one of those in storage. In great shape, but not NOS like that.

 

Those resemble a 70's or 80's BFG A/T to me. Nice!

 

Cool for a vintage type build....
That tire however is likely pretty scary in the rain at speed.

 

Has anybody seen the MRF "Superlug" 7.00-15 in the flesh?
Based on the pictures it's sort of a cross between the old NDT military tires and a street tire (some siping, jagged tread pattern, etc.).
It looks like it could be a contender but hard specs are very scarce.
I'm just still hoping for something slightly quieter and/or better handling than the "Super Traction II"

 

Have you seen the Specialty Tires of America (STA) Super Traxion? I have these in 7.00-15 on one Jeep and 7.50-16 on another. I am extremely happy with both. Good traction on all surfaces, reasonable rubber softness, not very loud. A bit of flat spotting if it sits for a few weeks, but it clears up fast. Lots more siping than the similar Power King Super Tractions or Deestone D503.

 

I have these also and am really pleased. They have a stout sidewall and work well in the desert.

 

I'm happy to see the positive reviews of the STA tires. I have four coming my way for Rattletrap. Though being a 2wd DJ, the front two will be STA Super Transports, while the rear two will be the Super Traxions.

Matt